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17, moving, no money HELP! :(
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There are supprt services for under 18 years, I don't know what area of the country you live in but if you ring the council mainswitchboard and speak to a customer services advisor there, they should be able to point you in the right direction.
Please go and talk to them and see what support you can get. Good luck.DFW Nerd 267. DEBT FREE 11.06.08
Stick to It by R.B. Stanfield
It matters not if you try and fail, And fail, and try again; But it matters much if you try and fail, And fail to try again.0 -
Please read question properly before making any comments. It's very insensitive to the OP.
MoneyMaker was refering to another post made by the OP, in which they state that their Biological mother lives with them.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/41379194#Comment_41379194
Why do you need to move out of your mum's house if housing benefit is already paying for this? and from what it seems is fully furnished.
BBOriginal debt at LBM July 2008, £47, 654.34. Debt at January 2016, £21,443. Barclaycard [STRIKE]£9,000[/STRIKE]£8,756, Tesco cc [STRIKE]£3000[/STRIKE]£1,136. Debenhams storecard [STRIKE]£350[/STRIKE]£263, OD [STRIKE]£3,500[/STRIKE] £3,000, Corp Tax £3,036, Study loan £1,750, Smaller debts £2,000.
Since my LBM I have not been fully committed so now I have had a 2nd LBM.
Aiming to be debt free by December 2016:D0 -
MoneyMaker was refering to another post made by the OP, in which they state that their Biological mother lives with them.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/comment/41379194#Comment_41379194
Why do you need to move out of your mum's house if housing benefit is already paying for this? and from what it seems is fully furnished.
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Yes but the OP clearly states that her MUM who passed away adopted her and was her Grandmother, her biological Mother doesn't have any legal rights or indeed it appears much input i.e. doesn't financially support the OP.
A complex situation.DFW Nerd 267. DEBT FREE 11.06.08
Stick to It by R.B. Stanfield
It matters not if you try and fail, And fail, and try again; But it matters much if you try and fail, And fail to try again.0
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